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About us

It started with a message nobody answered

Not a market gap on a slide. An actual customer, at 11:47pm, asking a question the shop would have loved to answer — who had gone somewhere else by the time anyone saw it.

That gap is worth a fortune, and nearly every business we met was losing to it. MotherBot exists to close it — one shared inbox, an AI that replies in seconds, and a record of every conversation your business has ever had.

YOYour businessonline
Hi, do you have this in size 8? Need it before Friday 🙏
11:47 pm · delivered
Hello? Still there?
9 hours later · 9:12 am · seen
Never mind — ordered elsewhere.

Nine hours and twenty-five minutes. That’s the whole problem — and every feature we’ve shipped since is a way of shortening it.

How we got here

Four beats, no origin myth

We didn't set out to build a platform. We set out to stop losing that one order, and kept finding the next thing in the way.

  1. The problem

    One phone, one person, every enquiry

    We kept meeting businesses doing serious volume on WhatsApp from a single handset. The owner answered at midnight. Nobody else could see the thread. When that person took a holiday, revenue took one too.

  2. The wrong fixes

    Four tools that didn't talk to each other

    A blasting tool for promotions. A helpdesk for support. A CRM that only understood email. A payment link pasted by hand. Each solved a tenth of it, and none of them knew what the others had said to the same customer.

  3. 2024

    We built the thing that was missing

    One platform on Meta's official API where the inbox, the chatbot, the broadcast, the contact record and the payment share the same data. Not a WhatsApp add-on bolted onto a CRM designed for email — something shaped around how messaging actually works.

  4. Now

    Fifty-plus capabilities, forty-plus countries

    Eleven channels, thirty-four native integrations, native iOS and Android apps, and a public API. Used by single-clinic practices and multi-city retail chains, who turn out to need surprisingly similar things.

What we believe

Six opinions, and what each one costs us

Anyone can publish values. The useful version names the price — because a belief you've never paid for isn't one.

The conversation is the product

For most businesses the sale happens in a back-and-forth with a person who has a question. Software should make that exchange better, not replace it with a form.

What it costs us

We ship fewer dashboards than our competitors and spend the time on the inbox instead.

One tool beats four half-tools

A blaster, a helpdesk, a CRM and a payment link don't add up to a system. They add up to four places your customer's history is incomplete.

What it costs us

Our surface area is enormous for the size of the team. Some corners get polished later than they should.

Play by Meta's rules, entirely

There are cheaper ways to send WhatsApp messages. They all end with somebody's number banned. We're a Meta Business Partner on the official API and we won't ship a shortcut around it.

What it costs us

We lose deals on price to tools that automate the consumer app. We're at peace with that.

Your customer list is yours

We don't sell it, we don't train public models on it, and you can export all of it whenever you like. If leaving is hard, we haven't earned you staying.

What it costs us

No lock-in means we have to be worth renewing every single month.

Built in India, built for everywhere

GST invoicing, UPI, DPDP consent and Razorpay because we're an Indian company. Multi-currency, multi-timezone and multi-language because our customers aren't only Indian.

What it costs us

Two sets of requirements for everything financial and everything about consent.

Support from people who use it

Everyone here does a support rotation. Whoever answers has actually built a chatbot and sent a broadcast — it would be strange for us of all companies to hide behind a bot.

What it costs us

Engineers lose a day a fortnight to the queue. It's the best-spent day we have.

0+Countries with businesses running on MotherBot
0Channels that land in one shared inbox
0Native integrations, no code required
0.0%Platform uptime target, backed by an SLA

Straight answer

Who this is for — and who it isn't

We'd rather you worked this out here than three weeks into a trial. The right-hand column is real; we turn this business away.

MotherBot is a good fit if…

  • Your customers already message you, and some of it gets missed
  • More than one person needs to see the same conversation
  • You send offers, reminders or updates to a list
  • The sale finishes in a chat rather than on a checkout page
  • You want the official API and no risk to your number
  • You need it working this week, not next quarter

Probably not, if…

  • You want to message people who never opted in — we won't help with that
  • You need one-to-one chat only: no team, no automation, no list
  • You're optimising purely for the cheapest per-message rate
  • Your use case is really SMS or email, with WhatsApp as an afterthought
  • You need on-premise hosting inside your own datacentre

The company

Who you're actually buying from

Worth knowing before you put your customer relationships on somebody's platform.

Product
MotherBot — WhatsApp Business platform
Legal entity
Thinkbix Technologies Private Limited
Registered in
India
Meta status
Business Partner, official WhatsApp Business API
Customers in
40+ countries
Billing currency
INR (₹), processed by Razorpay

What we commit to

The promises behind that

Official API only

Every message goes through Meta's sanctioned WhatsApp Business Platform. No unofficial automation, ever.

Encrypted, access-controlled

AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, and role-based access over every record in your workspace.

Yours to take with you

Full export of contacts, conversations and analytics at any time. Deletion on request under GDPR and DPDP.

Read the privacy policy

Join us

We need people who care about the unglamorous details

Messaging infrastructure is deeply boring and enormously consequential. A dropped webhook is somebody’s missed order; a mishandled retry is a customer charged twice. If that sounds appealing rather than tedious, we should talk.